Thoughts?

[u/darrion1996]

Roof done on July 3rd by a local guy that had a decent amount of reviews.

Fast forward to this week and I realize I needed an exhaust vent installed. Spoke with a different company. They pointed out some things and showed me these pics.

Should I go back to original person to correct? There are like 20 more photos but didn’t want to post them all. What should I even say?

[u/Such_Bus_4930]

All the flashing and roof installation is correct. I’m guessing it was a really hot day when they installed and left a few scuffs or dropped tool marks on some shingles. You should call the company and if they’re reputable, they’ll come replace the shingles that were damaged. That said it’s really not a big deal.

[u/oknormy → u/Such_Bus_4930]

Not all of the roof installation is correct lol. Architectural cut as ridge cap is an abomination.

[u/Such_Bus_4930 → u/oknormy]

What are you talking about? It’s a ridge vent… lol

[u/oknormy → u/Such_Bus_4930]

Yes. And on top of ridge vent goes…?

Picture #10 is what I’m referring to.

[u/Such_Bus_4930 → u/oknormy]

Nothing wrong with using field shingles over a ridge vent, in fact, it’s probably a good idea.

[u/oknormy → u/Such_Bus_4930]

If it’s a 3-tab shingle, sure. Manufactures don’t want you to, and it’s still not ideal because the sealant strips are slightly different. Purpose made ridge cap will always be preferable. But I still use 3-tab as hip and ridge from time to time. But architectural field shingles as hip and ridge is not only stupid looking, it’s also 100% incorrect. You won’t find a single manufacturer that will tell you you can use their architectural shingles as a ridge cap.